Clarion 1953

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Un iveRSiTV Hi<gM School
IMoRnPL., Il-uno^s

VOLUME IS

CURION EDITORS
Seated:

Donna Anderson--
Editor
Standing:

Bob Wilson--

Business Manager
Peggy Kring;-

Pr odu c 1 1 on Ed 1 1 o r
Joyce Soyei--
Art Editor
Sue Baker--

Assistant Editor
Barbara Lichty--
Copy Editor
Jayne Rice--

Photographer

CLARION Staff

Row 1. Carol Nordi

n A

Cook Hall

We Appreciate . . .

1 . ^ rliffi*

the guidance of Mr. DeWeese m our

• ff to

cult junior and senior years.

clean-up after a party, attendingc^t

, - when*

Dieetings faithfully, and helpi**§

fkp thl®P

ever we needed help--these were tne

he did to keep our class morale
your encou " we *1

we

■

Administration

OFFICE STAFF

Frances Willhoit, Mrs. Norma Olson, Hester Bailey

i

Apple

Miss Alexander
U. S. History

Mr. Almy
English

Mr. Barber
Speech

Mr. Bass I

Physical Educatim

Mr. Becker

Social Studies

Mr. Blomgren
Industrial Arts

Mr. Benton
Agriculture

Mrs. Bradf ord
Home Economics

Mi ss Bi11ingsley
Spanish

Mr. Brown
Ma t henia t i cs

Miss Bird

Physical tau

for the Teacher

Miss Chiles
Latin

Miss Connell
Latin

Mr. DeWeese

General Science

Miss Ellis
French

Mr. Conrad Mr. Da Huge

Mr. Esworthy
Business Law

Mr. Farnsworth

Physical Education

Miss Flagg
Mathematics

V

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%

t.

Mr. Gimmestad
English

Mr. Hammerlund
Industrial Arts

Mi ss Henline
English

.1

In the Little Red School House

Miss Leppert
Social Studi

es

Miss McAvoy
Biology

Mrs.

Lib

Me tz 1 er
rarian

Mr. J ochums
Engl ish

Mr. McCormick
Ma thema tics

Miss Miner

Physical Education

Miss Johnson
Home Economics

Miss McDavitt
Social Studies

Mr. Moore

Biology

Miss Norskog
Mathematics

Mr. O'Connor

Physical Education

Mr. Popejoy
Mathema tics

Mr, Reed

Industrial Arts

Mr. Rine

Mathematics

Mr. Shaw
Dramatics

Miss Shea

School Nurse

Mr. Sorensen
Geography

Miss Stroud
English

Miss Webb

Business Education

Mr. Templeton
Journalism

Miss Whitten
Spanish

Mr. Ullsvik
Mathematics

Mr. Wigell
Psychology

Mr. Vance
Music

Miss Winegarner
English

** graduate

talk

ass

. Donnie Gibs
o^er credits

s chorus in action at Christmas asse

U. High students attend one of many noon
f^amilv 1 ; «,• rallies

Shower

Beusser and M Miss Stubblefield speaks on Civic

'"=<>cd at the sophoBore°cl"''‘jP®'"'°">i">e A<=tivities'■ to Kovernment class

'iosed party

SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS

Joyce Soyez, secretary; Sue Baker, vice-presicient,
Jim Wall, treasurer; Jaok Bell, president

Auf Wiedersehn

> .
to VI

seniors we look back to the time almost four y
j r ^ Started our high school career. As anxious

annual science trip to Chicago
Science and Industry and the Museum of Nati

ODnnrf^ • party after Class Night gave u;

opportunity to work together.

We hJ]?been given another name, Sophomoi
Year wp year and were about to begin another.

Home and th^^ trip to Hannibal, Missouri, to visit Mark Twa.
classes studied Clemens' books in our Eng.

couldn't fnr. proved to be valuable to us. Oh, Y®®’

one side nf sophomore closed party. The boys stoo

side of the gym and the girls on tSe other.

perhaps our^f .Clementine'’ and the Prom made our
^he top of The Prom was the first to be he

long to be Education building. It was an oc

cd his wonderfi T ®ted by all who attended. Johnny Bruce p

music for our enjoyment.

"'hich e v*e rv^^t last we were in our senior year,

assembly traH^”fr^‘ done for the last time. ^

show the' incomi ^^^^^llv given by the seniors, was
play, ‘‘Threp-P^^ ^ceshmen what lay ahead. The ugf

we knew i t Class Moon,'' slipped by in March an

graduation came here and over. Amid tears and srn

“"<1 now we join the ranks of U. High alumni.

GLENN ADAMS

Assembly Committee 4; Baseball 1 2 ^ A-

P^^tbauM Commlti;^3:'’

Football 1,2,3,4; Science Club 1,2; Stu-
PrVsitT\] 1>2.3,4; Class

SUE BAKER

Apportionment Board 4; Clarion Assistant
Editor 4; Clarionette 3; Play Committee
3; Math Club 3; Science Club 1,3, Secre¬
tary 4; Student Council 1,2,3; Quill and
Scroll 3,4; Class Vice-president 4, Secre¬
tary 1.

JIM AHNG

Basketball 2; Football 2,4; U Club 4;
Track 3,4.

GLEN BARGER

Apportionment Board 4; Basketball 1,2;
Chorus 1; Football 2,3; Government Club 1;
Student Council 1, Vice-president 4; Home¬
coming King Attendant 4; Class president 1.

DALE ANDERSON

Transfer Chicago 3; Math Club 3; Science
Club 3,

JACK BELL

Assembly Committee 3; Baseball 2;
Basketball 2; Class Play 3; Play
Committee 3; Harlequins 2,4; In¬
dustrial Arts Club 1; Latin Club
2,3; Math Club 2,3; Science Club
1,2,3,4; Student Council 3,4;

Thespians 3, Scribe 4; Class pre¬
sident 4.

DONNA ANDERSON

Apportionment Board 1; Cheer leader 3,4,
Chorus 1,2; Clarion Editor 4; ^arionette
3; Play Committee 3; Science Club
4; Vice-president 4; Student Council z,
Homecoming Queen Attendant 4; Class ice-
president 1.

DONALD CHOATE

Chorus 4,

ALAN CLARKIN

Baseball Manager 2,3; U Club 4.

ROM DOWNING

Transfer Armington 3; Math Club 3.

MARJORIE DEAR

Assembly Committee 1,4; Clarionette
4

RHODA EVANS

Clarionette 1,3; Play Committee 3;

Latin Club 1,2; Orchestra 1,2,4;

Science Club 1,2.

LETA TEN EYCK DENZER

Chorus 1,2; Play Committee 3; Orches¬
tra 1,2; Science Club 1; Student
Council 1,2.

MARY KAY FREITAG

Class Play 3; Harlequins 1,2, Vice-
president 2; Honor Society 4; Junior
Red Cross 3; Science Club 4; Student
Council 1; Thespians 2, Secretary 3.

ken DOVEL

Chorus^4. Treasurer 4;

Chorus 1.2 3 . r, .

Play Committee'^3°"c^’^Clarionette

J>cience Club 1.

BOVIN IE GIBSON

Chorus 1; PUy Committee 3; F.N A 4-
Home Econormr'ct ri..u ^ n_ *.**‘'*rt* 4,

JOAN HENSLEY

; Pep Club 3.

DAMARIS GOODWIN

^nd 1,2,3; Play Committee 3; G.A.A. 3,
President 4; Government Club 2; Orches¬
tra 3; Science Club 1,2; Student Council

X •

LILLIAN HICKSTEIN

Chorus 1; Play Committee 3; G.A.A. 2:
Science Club 1.

LUEVENA GOUND

Chorus 1,2,3; Play Committee 3; F.N.A.
4; G.A.A. 1,2,3; Science Club 1,2.

TOM JACKSON

Football 1,2,3,4; Industrial Arts Club
2; Science Club 1,2; Track 2,3,4; U
Club 3,4.

SYLVIA GRIFFIN

Chorus 4; G.A.A. 4; Home Economics Club
2; Orchestra 4; University Orchestra 4;
Science Club 2.

MARY JENNINGS

Choru!

3; PL

Honor

Club

Secre

comin

OTTO JOHNSON

Football 2,3,4; u Club 4.

DKAN LASKOWSKI

Transfer Trinity 4.

RON KERMEEN

Transfer Galva 2; Eiaseball 4; Basket¬
ball 2,3,4; Football 2,3,4; U Club 3,4;
Track 2,3,4.

BARBARA LICHTY

Assembly Committee 1; Chorus 2,3; Clarion
Copy Editor. 4; Clarionette 3; Class Play
3; Home Economics Club 1,2; Honor Society
3. Vice-president 4; Orchestra 1; Science
Club 1,2,3, Secretary 2; Student Council

^ I O •

LARRY KILBRIDE

Science Club 1; Baseball 4.

Chorus 3; ENA
Club 1. *

MURIEL MACY

4; Latin Club 1,2; Math

Appor ti onmen t Board r i • r.

tion Editor 4- pil^ ^ Produc-

Society 4; Junior
3; Latin ClJb

Orchestra 1 - c ■ Secretary 2 *

Counci/l, 2 ^' 4 S-^J"« Club 1; StuLni
president 3.’ ' Treasurer 1 , Vice-

Chorus 2- n • AUDREY MARTENS

^ome Economics^ciub’1^^^^ Committee 3;

PATRICIA MARTOV

Clarionette 3; Play Committee
quins 3; Science Club 3.

3;

Harle-

CAROL ANN NORDINE

Band 2,3, Chorus Class Play Student
Director 3; Harlequins 1,2,3,4; Library
Club 2,4, Vice-president 2; Orchestra
3,4; Thespians 3, Secretary 4; Pep Band

RICHARD MARZOLF

Assembly Committee 4; Class Play 3;
Football 3,4; Honor Society 4; Indus¬
trial Arts Club 1,2; Latin Club 2; Math
Club 1,2; Rostrum 3; Science Club 1,2,3,
4, President 3; Student Council President
4; U Club 4; Homecoming King Attendant 4.

JERRY NORTON

Band 1; Math Club 3; Science Club 1;
Head Operator of Public Address and
Audio-Visual Equipment 2,3,4.

ALAN McVICAR

Class Play 3; Play Committee 3; Industrial
Arts Club 1.

JUDY ORENDORFF

Assembly Committee 1; Clarionette 3;

Play Committee 3; Honor Society 3, Pre¬
sident 4; Latin Club Vice-president 1;
Math Club 1,2,3; Orchestra 1,2,3; Science
Club 1,2; Student Council 2; Class Finan¬
cial Secretary 3.

LILY MYERS

Chorus 1,2,3; Play Committee 3; F.N.A. 4;
G.A.A. 1,2,3,4; Home Economics Club i;
Junior Red Cross 2; Science Club 1,-^,^.

KENNEY PRIEST

Play Committee 3; Football 1,2,3, Mana¬
ger 4; Science Club 1,2; U Club 3,4;
Track 1,2,3, Manager 4.

MARIE PUTTVIAN

Apportionment Board 2; Chorus 2,3;
Clarion 3,4; Clarionette 3; Harlequins
2* Latin Club 1,2; Science Club 1; Stu¬
dent Council 1,2; Class Vice-president

2 .

RUTH SANDERS

Transfer Bloomington 4; Clarionette 4.

DOROTHY ROBINSON

G.A.A. 1,2,3; Science Club 1,2.

Chorus 2,3,4; Play Committee 3; Harle-

Recorder 3; Home Economics
Club 2; Orchestra 1; Science Club 1 2*
Ihespians 3,4. * ’

nurnivi

Play 3;

I»H r Society 4;

Clib ^'3: Science

Llub 12, Student Council 2; U Club

R^nuhll president 2; Chairman of
Republican National Committee 3,4.

^LJIAKEENBERG

"•"•I”!'

^|<=«-President 3,’^President
1.2; Library Club 1?

Transfe]
3,4; Bai
Club 4 .

Indiana 3; Baseball
'5i 4, Footbal 1 4; U

I ians t(
ftte Ec
Libra

MARJORIE SCHROCK

° 4; Chorus 4;
•"-T-A. 4; Hari
inespians 4 .

Clarion -
equins 4;

GORDON SCHULTZ

Base bal1
Foo tba11
Treasurer
surer 3.

Basketball 1 2 3 4 *
Student Council 3,

4; U Club 2,3,4; Class Trea-

SUE SORG

Clarion 4; Clarionette 3; Play Com¬
mittee 3; Home Economics Club 1
Science Club 1. * ’

CHARLES SHEPPELMAN

JOYCE SOYEZ

Transfer Pekin 2; Chorus'‘2,3: Clarion
Layout Editor 4; Clarionette 4; Class
Play 3; Harlequins 3; Thespians 4;
Class Secretary 4.

LOIS SINGLETON

Chorus 1,3; Play Committee 3; F.N.A.
President 4; Orchestra 1; Science Club
1; Class Secretary 3,

MARILVN THEDENS

Clarion 4; Play Committee 3; Harle¬
quins 1,2.

NANCY SIZEMORE

Band 1,2;

Gove rnmen
Math Club
Club 1,2,

Class Play 3; G.A.A.
t Club 1,2; Harlequins 2,3;

1,2; Orchestra 1; Science*
3; Student Council 2,3.

Transfer Danvers 1,

DAVE UMMEL
play Committee 3.

SHARON VETTER

clarionette 3; Play Committee 3;

1 2* Honor Society 4 ; Latin
1^2* Library Club 2; Science Club

Harle-

Club

1 . 2 .

LOUIS WILLIAMS

Basketball 2; Football 1,2,3,4; Science
Club 1,2; U Club 4.

JAMES WALL

Baseball 1,3; Basketball 1,2,3,4; Foot¬
ball 1,2,3,4; U Club 3,4.

BOB WILSON

Band 1,2,3, President 4; Clarion
Business Editor 4; Class Play 3;

Play Committee 3; Harlequins 3,

Scribe 4; Math Club 3,4; Science
Club 1,2; Student Council 3; Thes¬
pians 3, Treasurer 4.

RICHARD WELLMAN

Transfer Normal 2; Chorus 2,3; Clarion¬
ette 4; Play Committee 3; Diversified
Occupations 4; Harlequins 2,3,4; Thes¬
pians 4; Art Club 2,3.

Chorus 1; Play Committee
student Council 1,3.

KAY WOODRUFF
3; F.N.A. 4;

TONA WILLIAMS

quins°1^9*^^ Committee 3; Harle-

1.2,3,4; Student .

3 ^ Thespians 2,3,4, Vice-president

Basketball 9
Club 1,2.

RAY ZALESKI
Football 2; Science

JUNIOR CLASS OFFICERS

Joe Harris, president; Betty Theivagt, vice-presi
dent; Janet Tomlinson, treasurer; Lois Rediger,
secre tary

□st Time I Saw Paris

Presiding over the first Junior class meeting of
Bett^Ttf"'*®"" H«'-ris. Assisting him were 'P

Scoe?nl Lois Rediger, and treasurer ^ jy

Janir replaced after leaving school second

school 1 °*°^ ^^^) • They decided to meet each Tuesday ^
uring the school year to take care of all busines •

This^ve^r^ it was time for the yearly Junior j^jt-

on No^emL^ mystery was selected, “The Skull.” It P”®

and proved to be a big success. ‘ ht

to wear^t^ ceremony was held which gave the Juniors gas

quitran\‘ is on their class rings.

H ice an impressive service.

Junior-Senf^ course, there was the highlight of
*ere select^H Tony Prince and his Orchestra f ^ at

Lesley MptKrLri' ^ Provide the music. The banquet was gduc®'

tion the solarium at the Specif

"igHt of Mav^9?” campus was the scene of the ^

dance was all 3. Everything went off just as Thi'

the climax nf “at anyone ever dreamed it would b®*
ful year behind^thJunior class with a ve y

cesS'

Row 1.

Pat Simpson
Shirley Werner
Mary Ellen 0*Neil
Row 2.

Greg Lowell
Andrew ^de
Sarah Gipson
Ann Mathis

Row 1.

Beatrice Marquis
Alice Davis
Eleanor Braun
Row 2.

Scott Parkay
Dean Sears
Jim Murphy

Row 1,

Sue Danenberger
Beverly Dillon
Grace Purnell
Row 2.

Ron Blanchard
Bill Mitchell
Jim Jones

Row 1.

Hope Hougham
Herta Bredemeyar
Delores Taylor
Row 2.

Marcia Deynzer
Parker Oborn
Rex Reed
Jim Goff

Row 1.

Gail Jones
Sue Williams
Marcia Volk
Row 2,

Ann Frederick
Jerry Smith
Ray Gluts

Row 1.

Kay Orr
Carolyn Alexan
Rowena Green
Row 2.

Douglas Spear
Adrian Vance
Don Swartz
Jack Williams

Row 1 ^ .

Sandra Evelsizer
Barbara Davis

Row 2
pat Green
Carol Riggs
Darlene Grove
Carolyn White

»

Row 1.

Shirley Shinn
Winnie Lou Parsons
Row 2.

John Beebe

Karl Putman ii

Dick Keeran
Judi Ahlers

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P

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Row 1,

Jayne Rice
Mary Lou West
Irma Lou Schultze
Row 2.

Janet Ritchie
Glen Plotner
Bob Oberg

Kay Worthington
Robert Larkin
Elizabeth Aldridge

delegates

in solar

lum

Sh

Vette:

Pl^ys CEP hoste

Ss

CEPers get down to cases

Bill Barger boosts Ike

SOPHOMORE CLASS OFFICERS

Roland Roegge, president; Martha Cornick, vice-
president; Jackie Reusser, treasurer; JoAnn Ivens,
secretary

Sippin’ Cider Through a Straw

curtains parted, revealing our sophomore year,
characters AiA « _i . . . . _ . . „

The

^ partea, revealing our sophomore year

d ^ roarvelous job with Roland Roegge as pi

artha Cornick as vice-president, Jo Ann Ivens as

^ rnick as vice-president, Jo Ann Ivens

y, Jackie Heusser as treasurer, and Miss Stroud as
or o the magnificent production,
f

hectic rehearsals, sometimes called class meet

- - th I tinder way in the form of a sophomore closed

wa« Ia ° o" November 21 in Cook Hall gym-

was Ed Powell.

Caof^r I ^ al 1-school party on February 15--^*^

enen was the competent emcee.

sellout ^''eryone decided that the entire year

Plished wifK*** that it could not have been a

co-OD. • hundred and fifteen boys and girls as a

perative cast of

supp

Emma^iou Dringenberg
Addie Fulton
Edna Sacry
Row 2. ,

Jack Marinchek
Dick Williams
Carl Marquardt

Row 1.

Jackie Reusser
Eleanor White
Joy Orrick
Row 2.

Fhyllis Weaver
Jim Miller
Bill Bach
Ron Rossie
Joe Glass

Row 1.

Margie Freed
Jann Thompson
^nn Buchholz
Row 2.

Bob Jenkins
Ronnie Williams
Pan Kohlhagan
Carter Davis

Row 1.

Jean Swearingen
Patty Keeran
Donna Houchens
Row 2.

Jack Campbell
Mike Murphy
David Hudson

Row 1.

JoAnn Ivens
Nancy Struck
Donna Jean Shirley
Row 2.

Betty Lichty
Verne Evans
A1 Whitehall
Nancy Mathis

Phyllis Jean SedgwicK

Virginia Bolin
Beverly Ealy
Row 2.

Shirley Nix
Dan Crutcher
Bob Arnold
Bill At tan
Rosie Thomas

i

I

I

Row 1.

Bob Holmes
Sheila Davis
pat Stivers
Row 2.

Dave Ayers
Eddie Powell
Lynn Neal
Jon Laible
Bill McMullin

i

Row 1.

Joanne Crosno
Mary Pittman
Nadine Sylvester
Row 2.

Carol Hannie
Marion Devine
Ruth Hickstein
Katherine Phelps

Row 1,

Anita Taylor
Patsy Flanagan
01 ive Harvey
Karen Boussum
Row 2.

Gordon Sipes
Tom Walters
Gene Brewer
Lowell Antenen

I

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David Bach, vice-president; Ann Greene, secretary;
Sam Danenberger, president; Ina Plotner, treasurer

Beautiful Dreamer

den^^^A^ ^^^nenberger as president, Dave Bach as vice-presi-

Mr as secretary, Ina Plotner as treasurer,^

cons is ti i?o 1 capable class sponsor, the class of '

g of 121 members, began its memorable freshman yea

was freshman closed par ty- -Flunker ’ s „

floor show ^ ^ consisted of games, a mixer, e**

to visit^^^K agenda for the year was the trip Agr¬
ium tnd and Industry, the Adler

other half ^^arium. Half of the class went one day aa
r nail went another day.

of the^ dVeV^a^t annual event, the freshman class
successful close°"V^^^ class night, bringing the year
years full r»f *-*• all looking forward to thr

f activities which include both work and play*

Row 1
Ann Green
Joan Peifer
Julie Marton

Row 2

Marcia Meeker
Elizabeth Benton
Honore Hill
Jo Ann Arney

Row 1

Bernice Johnson
Betty Cornstubble
Julia Bailey
Row 2

David Miller
Roy Schnebly
Darrell Dalton
Lisabeth Howard

Row 1

Mary Ellen Seagraves
Joy Miller
Virginia Kennick
Row 2

Donna Roth
Mike Laughlin
Bjarne Ullsvik
Jan Cogdal
Norman McCormick

Row 1

Ronald Ealy
Jackie Smith
Cjiarl6s C^rr
Row 2

Sam Calderone
Kenny Lee

Marion Shoulders
Row 3

Ronnie Cook
Carrol Anderson

Row 1

Tami Lartz
Vicki Hall
Row 2

Tami Sherer
Roy Nichols
Bo b Da i 1 y
Kay Green

Row 1

Pat Thomas
Joan Brown
Coe Klafke
Row 2
Kay Kane
Eugene Dunham
Charles Menken
Bill Shirley

Row 1

Sherrie Stevens
Pat Priller
Row 2
Nan Spear
Ann Green
Ina Plotner
Louise Keeran

Row 1

Esther Alvis
Ma rcia Eager burg
Dorothy Anderson
Row 2

Dave Boone
Sam Danenberger
Ed Payne
Doug Bey
Sandra Naseef

s

Row 1
Judy Adam
Jackie Rhodus
Row 2

Gerald Burweli
Jerry Fears
Gerald Burger
David Fuller
Row 3

Jim Strayer
David Schaaf

Row 1

June Charles
Viola Martin
Alice Els ton
Row 2

Roger Fitchorn
Tommy O'Brien
Lyle Craning
Eugene Roberts
Gordon Dillon

Row 1

Sylvia Maxson
Row 2

Marie Gluts
Peggy Schaaf
Larry Sanders
Muriel Stone

Mary Wahls
Dave Schenkel
Barbara Parido
Rosaline Gang

S:: sSi:“"

Stchard Zaring
fred Weaver

Bo*

Dick Coons
Don Burnett
n-ii Maitland

^rald Fricke

V*

Row 1

Pat Armstrong
Darrell Dalton
Junior Quiggins
Donna Jean Tynan
Row 2

Carol Bonke
Joyce Goetsch
Lucille Anderson
Annabelle Janssen
Mary Ruth Ritchie
Marlene Steege
Row 3

John Marzoli
Bob Roland

Student teachers versus U. High girls

ziiti

rlaQ« rvv. •§ ’ V prize while ot
Class presidents look on

Sue Williams leads parade
rally

®a noon hour

Seniors take time out between acts of
class play

U.

High students cheer as NCHS and U.
in a 0-0 ba 111e

Seniors close first assembly with a song

ThaLi^A;

RostrurA

[^^rLec^UiNS

STu.d6.roT douLNciL
Konop ^SocieTy
OowerroAveMT club

Thespt^NS

F.TA.

RM.A.

Sciervce club

u. CUU 6

GA.

dr. TTcd (L*'OSS

CLdv-ioNett e.

CUdnON/

UaTiN CLL
/^ATH CL(

STUDENT COUNCIL
Seated: OHie Schultz

Standing: Ed Payne, Alan McVicar, Jack Bell, Doug Spear, Bob

Wilson, Ann Mathis, Barbara Davis, Tami Lartz

Marching Along Together

Burger, and Bennie Gibs

Ull

The year began with Richard
Marzolf as president, Bill Barger
as vice-president, Bonnie Gibson as
secretary, Ollie Schultz as treasur¬
er, and Mr. Bey as the sponsor. When
Bonnie left between semesters, Peggy
Kring was elected to replace her.

The first important event of
the year was Homecoming, which is
sponsored by the Student Council. A
parade preceded the game and the
reception followed it. That evening
Johnny Moreland and his orchestra
played for the dance.

This past year a campaign was
begun to have a Normal Youth Center
with Normal Community High and U.
High cooperating jointly. The plan
is now in the hands of the American

Legion.

Annually a one-drive can^aign
is held—the Combined Chest. We ex¬
ceeded this year’s goal-- $175-* by
pushing the total up to $200.

A talent assembly was sponsored
by the Inter-city Student Council.
The same program was presented m
the four schools in the twin cities.

Everything was done to make the

tentative members •of the class of
1957 at U. High feel at home and
get acquainted with our high schoo
when Freshman Day was held in the
spring.

Tha t gives you an idea of the
Council’s work tnis year.

Seated:

Standing:

Peggy Kring
JoAnn Ivens, John
berger, Ron Cook,
Patty Keeran, Ina

Marzolf Richard Marzolf,
Ann Frederick, Jerry Orr,
rlotner

Sam Danen-
Rosie Thomas,

ASSEMBLY COMMITTEE

Midge Deak, Martha Cornick, Ann Frederick, Elizabeth Benton, Dr,
Lovelass.

Once in a While

Pennies from Heaven

apportionment boap

Miss Hoyman
Dr, Lovelas

Row

Row

1 .

2 .

Cornick, Betty Theivagt,
Mr. Dalluge, Sue Baker.

Miss Webb.

HONOR SOCIETY

i* Barbara Lichty, Miss Hoyman, Sharon Vetter.

Row 2. Darlene Scharfenberg, Mary Kay Freitag, Mary Jennings,
Harper Roehra.

That’s My Desire

Stars and Stripes Forever

government club

'’’"'I: Kay Orr, Herta Bredemeyer, Midge Deak. Darlene Scharfen-

H: Gr^in: Carol Riggs, Addie Fulton, Alice

•'owlll: ^rt;-Th:f?]:gt”G!en Plotner, Lily Myers, Sarah Gipson,

Rowena Green.

TWe staff labors on another issue

Good News

clarionette

^ Herta Br H

Row 2. Hope Hougham/Marcu'^Deynzer''^Sheir'^P Margie Schrock. Ruth Sanders.

Row 3. ^u^Snear A. • Darlene Grove, Jayne Rice, Mid

6 ‘^pear, Adrian Vance Hnw c

■ Swartz, Dick Wellman.

pjTm. TCACHERS of AMERICA

Qflted Joyce Motley, Miss Huggins, Carolyn White.

0 1 ' Jo Ann Crosno, Sue Danenberger, Shirley Hayslip
^ ’ Barbara Davis, Fred Weaver, Ann Wiilig, Ina Plotner

School Days

It’s in the Book

LIBRARY CLUB

Row 1. Marcia Volk,

Mrs. Metzler, Janet^Ritchie^^^^

Row 2. Sharon Vetter, Kay Worthing WilHa^ns

Carol Nordine

onaron ^ / c-Wrnrk

Carolyn Volk, Marge Schrock

Donna

UTIN CLUB

Row 1. Roland Roegge, Martha Cornick, Miss Connell, Bill Bach.

Row 2. Tami Sherer, Sherry Stevens, Phyllis Weaver, Ann Buchholz',
Betty Lichty, Jo Ann Ivens.

Row 3. A1 Whitehall, Jon Laible, Verne Evans, Dave Ayers.

Semper Fidelis

Row 1.
Row 2.

Row 3.

Volk.

McMullen:’ CarrM^rS^rit: Lynn^Neu! ' Dfve"Booni" ’

SCIENCE CLUB

Row 1. Jim Miller, Nan Spear, Nancy Mathis, Joan Brown, Honore Hill,
Eleanor White, Jackie Reusser, Mr. DeWeese. ’

Row 2. Jack Bell, Bob Holmes, Sam Danenberger, Jon Laible, Andy Cade,
Gary Graves, Jim Strayer, Richard Marzolf.

Flight of the Bumblebee

SNCE CLUB .£ Betty Lichty, Herta

1. Donna Anderson, Ina Mr Moore,

Bredemeyer, Midge Deak, Martha Corn^k^j^^^j Mr.

2. Sue Baker, Carol Rigp. irAnrivens.

Jann Thompson, Dave Anderson,

JUNIC^ RED CROSS

Friendship

Row 1. Darlene Scharfenberg, Miss Alexander, Joan Bolin
Row 2. Sue Danenberger. Phyllis Sedgwick, Peggy Kring.

Nu rsie, Nursie

future nurses of AMERICA

1 oan Bolin, Glenda Atwell Luev**^^ ^nton, Muriel

eii. Luevena Gound, Miss Shea.

Seated.
Row 1.

Ho,, ■ j'u‘iwiiier.

Carol Riggs?’pIrGreen““"’

Herta Bredemeyer,

Onesie, Twosie

'lA’m club

»«• 1.’ j“t Pat Stivers.

p„.» Andy Cade, L

Gr Alvis, Gerald Fricke

Carolyn Alexander,

G.A.A.

Row 1. Rosaline Gang, Joy Miller, Pat Flanagan, Marcia Fagerburg,
Joan Brown.

Row 2. Miss Bird, Damaris Goodwin, Sheila Davis, Phyllis Sedgwick.
Row 3. Emma Dringenberg, Esther Alvis, Virginia Bolin, Joan Bolin,
Shirley Nix, Joyce Motley.

Zip-a-de-do-da

My Hero

U CLUB

Row 1. Kenney Priest. Louis WilUa^e. Buzty

Ray ClSts!' Schultz, Bill Rosser,

U CLUB

Row 1.
Row 2.

Glen Plotner, A1 Whitehall,

t^nil Jordan, Harper
Chuck McDermand.

Richard

Boehm, Ron Stewart,

cheerleaders

Row 1. Betty Theivagt,

Row 2. Donna Anderson,

Winnie Parsons, Sarah Gipson.
Ina Plotner, Dorothy Anderson.

Sarah and Betty in ‘'Going My Way?

BOY'S CHORUS

Terry Albrecht, Lowell Antenen, Don Choate, Ray Gluts, Marion Devine, Ken Dovel,
Lloyd Gorda, John Kibler, Parker Oborn, Karl Putman, Stanley Shinall Fred
Weaver, Ronald Williams, Jack Campbell, Ron Downing, Arlin Ehrlich, Gary Graves,
Jerry Smith, Dave Umme1.

Zing a Little Zong

GIRL’S CHORUS

^l-agan Joyce

^y. Nancy Math. ^Gale Jo„e4. Ly^L^"'^i“i3e'K::^a"’^B:tty

‘r Joyce Motley, Katheryn Phelps,
ochrock, Donna Saylor, Mary
-n ty.a„\T:-i,ni-e5tee,e,^Pet^Stivers. Muriel

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band

na,e Anderson. Jim Anderson, Bill At tan, Dave Ayers, ^dy Cade. Jack Campbell. Charles
Ray Gluts, Barbara Davis, Ken Doyel Eugene Dunham, Alyce Elston, MarcU Faaer
Wayne Foster, Gerald Fricke, David Fuller Jim Goff, Damaris Goodwin, Lloyd &rda
fob Holmes. Shirley Hayslip Hope Hougham, Annabel 1 Janssen, Jane Kilgore, Norman M^- ’

formick. Bill McMullen, Sandra Naseef Parker Oborn Joan Peifer. Rex Reed. Jackie
ReJLer, Donna Jean Sbirley, Gerald Smith Muriel Stone, Nancy Struck, Jann Tbomnson,
Shirley Werner, Carolyn White, Eleanor White, Sue Williams, Bob Wilson, Richard Lriig,

Ronald Williams.

Music Maestro, Please

ORCHESTRA

P&t Armstrong, Joan Arney, Elizabe
E'fans, Marcia Eager burg, Sylvia Gr
Larson, Marcia Meeker, Carol Ann Nomine, -
ischultze, Nancy Struck, Jann Thompson, Marc

THE SKULL

Ann Mathis>>

Anna Mason
Carolyn White--
Mary Harris
Judi Ahlers--

Dorothy Merrill
Andy Cade--

Professor Vorheese
Scott Parkay--

Jerry Brownell
Ray Gluts--

Bob Demarest
Chuck McDermand--
Dr. To 1 man
Adrian Vance--

Capt. Vernon Allenby
Glen Plotner--
Harry Alsing
Dean Sears--
The Voice
Mr. Shaw--
Di rector

Dry Bones

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COBNERED MOON

^°""Mrs“^Ri»ple8®''

^'orgrarRi.plegar

Kenneth Rimplegar

Ed'^Rimplegar

^^""Elizabeth Rimplegar
Ron Downing--
Donald

Bob WiIson--

Dr. Stevens

Sharon Vetter--

Kitty
Mr. Shaw--

Director

Unforgettable

W

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THALIAN

Row 1, Donna Shirley, Miss Royman, Sarah Gioson.

Row 2, Ina Plotner, Betty Lichty, Margie Freed, Virginia Williams, Nancy
Mathis, Ann Greene*

Anything You Can Do I Can Do Better

Seated. Ann Mathis, Miss Hoyman,
Row 1. Rowena Green, Kay Orr.

Eleanor White.

ROSTRUM

Lowell Antenen, Joe Glass, Jack Marinchek, Bill Bach, Gary Boul-
ware, Verne Evans, David Hudson

Speak Low

ROSTRUM OFFICERS

Jim Miller, Roland Roegge, A1 White

hall. Mr. Barber

>1

HARLEQUINS

Make-Believe

Seated. Pat Simpson. Barbara Davis, Nancy Struck.

Row 2. Donna Williams, Marjorie Schrock, Carol Hannie, Jann Thompson,

Sheila Davis, Carol Ann Nordine, Margie Freed*

Row 3. Jane Kilgore, Mr. Barber, Richard Marzolf, Jack Bell,
Kay Orr.

THESPIANS

Seated.
Row 2.
Row 3.

Nancy

Kay Orr!’*'^’ Kilgore, Bob Wilson,

, Carol
Carol
Richard

Nordine
Hannie,
Ma r z o 1 f

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OLLIE SCHULTZ

JOE HARRIS

DWAYNE KUNZ

GLEN PLOTOER

GLENN ADAMS

RICHARD MARZOLF

Mister Touchdown,

U. S. A.

With only five returning letter-
men, the Pioneers ended their sea¬
son schedule with a 3--2--3 record.
Returning lettermen were as fol¬
lows: Captain Ollie Schultz, Harper
Roehm, Ron Kermeen, Glenn Adams,
Glen Plotner.

After receiving three ties at
the hands of N.C.H.S,, B.H.S. , and
Pontiac, the Pioneers went on to
capture wins from Clinton, Minonk,
and Dwight. We lost to Trinity and
Montice1lo.

Receiving letters this year
will be Captain Ollie Schultz, Cap¬
tain-elect Glen Plotner, Harper
Roehm, Ron Kermeen, Glenn Adams,
Dwayne Kunz, Richard Marzolf, Ray
Gluts, Ron Stewart, Bill Rosser,
JimAhng Louis Williams, Otto John¬
son, Joe Harris, Jim Wall, Tom Jack-
son, and Manager Kenney Priest.

Adams goes down as Marzolf comes up against
Pon tiac

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JIM WALL

LOCUS WILLIAMS

Row 1. Jim Ahng, Jim Murphy, Bill Rosser, Joe Harris, Ray Gluts, Dwayne Kunz, Louis
Williams, Jim Miller

Row 2. Glen Plotner, Richard Marzolf, Ron Stewart, Harper Roehm, Jim Wall, Eddie
Powell, Gerald Smith, Jack Marinchek

Row 3. Bill Attan, Tommy Jackson, Ron Kermeen, Glenn Adams, Harold Raffety, Don
Swartz, Rex Reed, Ron Blanchard, Ollie Schultz, Kenny Priest

INTER-CITY STANDINGS

Won

Trinity 3
Normal 1
U. High 0
B1 oomington 0

Lost Tied Pet.

0 0 1.000

1 1 .500

1 2 .000

2 1 .000

CORN BELT CONFERENCE

Won

Trinity 4
U, High 1
Clinton 2
Pontiac 1
Normal 0

Lost

0

1

2

2

3

Tied

0

2

0

1

1

Pet.

1.000

.500

.500

.333

.000

flo» 1. John Marzolf, Ronnie Cook, Sam Reed, ' !r°Neal Bob Roland

B „ Rossie, Jim Yoder, Jim Miller, Charles Menken, Lynn^^^^^ Marinchek,

"o* 2. Bjarne Ullsyik, Bob Becraft, Sam Ca“enberger, D Eddie Payne, Jm

Larry Sanders, Gary Boulware, Tom Karr, Dick Williams,

3. Wll^A^fan, Coach Bass, Harold R“,^e°derson!‘*CoaIrFr?is"”t*'■
Powell, Dave Ayers, Al’whitehall, Carrol Anderson,

Mnr^t-aa ^

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Stout-hearted Men

Harper Hoehm goes up for two
more against Normal

Entire U. High team awaits tip
off

FARNSWORTH

^4

HARPER ROEHM

Coached by Mr. Harlan Farns¬
worth and captained by Harper Roehm,
the Pioneers opened the season at
Danvers December 2. The boys had
not completed the switch from foot¬
ball to basketball and dropped a
close one. From then on the team
battled to hold to the .500 mark,
losing out at the end of the season.
The final accounting showed nine
wins and thirteen losses.

In tournament play the Green
and Gold cagers dropped out of the
Lakeview Varsity tournament during
the holidays when the host team,
eventual tournament winner, nosed
them out. Fairbury got revenge for
a regular season defeat by clipping
the Pioneers in the first round of
the regional tournament to end the
season.

Letterwinners for the season
were Harper Roehm, Ollie Schultz,
Glen Plotner, Jim Wall, Glenn Adams,
Dean Sears, Don Swartz, and Ron
Kermeen.

INTER-CITY STANDINGS

W

L

Pet.

Bloomington

6

0

1.000

Normal

3

3

. 500

Trinity

U* High

2

1

4

5

. 333
.167

com BELT STANDINGS
Won

Normal
Trinity
Pontiac
li-High
Cl in ton

6

5

4

3

2

Los t

2

3

4

5

6

Pc t.

.750
.625
. 500
.375
.250

ray GLUTS

DWAYNE KUNZ

GORDON SCHULTZ

DO) SWARTZ

RON KERMEEN

GLEN PLOTNER

BILL ROSSER

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DEAN SEARS

1 12 '

JIM WALL

VARSITY BASKETBALL

Row 1. Bill Rosser, Ray Gluts, Dwayne Kunz, Gordon Schultz, Glen Plotner, Ron Kermeen.
Row 2. Mr Farnsworth, Dean Sears, Ed Powell, Jim Wall, Harper Roehm, Chuck McDermand,
Phil Jordan, Bill Attan.

VARSITY RECORD Won 9 Lost 13

U. High 52 Danvers 63

U. High 47 Peoria Woodruff 69

U. High 47 Heyworth 37

'U. High 57 Henry 45

U. High 63 Fairnury 41

U. High 54 Trinity 42

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Lakeview Tournament

U. High 59 Lakeview 61

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U. High 51 Chenoa 61

U. High 58 Gibson City 45

U. High 42 Bloomington 68

U. High 60 Pontiac 59

U. High 41 Normal Community 54

U. High 52 Mooseheart 48

D. High 51 Ottawa (Marquette) 61

U. High 68 Lexington 65

U, High 59 Trinity 68

U. High 44 Clinton 52

U. High 65 Normal Community 85

U. High 51 Bloomington 59

U. High 69 Clinton 57

D. High 62 Pontiac 80

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Regional Basketball Tournament
U. High 58 Fairbury 69

Wall drops in two points against Fairbury

ffiOSH-SOPH

I Hig^

i' Hxlh

I. Higj; ll

■ High 29

• H gh *3

■ H gh 32

• High 34

J. High 43
I. High 38
I. High 36
1 . High 43

I. High 32
I. High 41
I. High 51
), High 54
]. High 41
I. High 34
I Hi*h 46

record *011 9 Lost

Danvers

Peoria Woodruff

Heywor th

Henry

Fair bury

Trinity

Chenoa

Gibson City

Bloomington

Pontiac

Normal

Mooseheart

Ottawa Marquette

Lexington

Trinity

Clinton

Normal

Bloomington

Clin ton

Pontiac

Trinity

12

32
66
45
21
26
31
50
18
39
54
45
43
54

42

43

33
49
63
52
38
37

Powell and Whitehall up in air for Frosh-
Soph

^HMAN-SOPHOMORE basketball Ullsvik, Gerald Fricke,

!• Mike Murphy, Sam Reed, Mike Laughlin, Bob Gray, Bjarn

Row 9 Lo’^cll Antenen, Dave Boone. , RAecffe Ed Powell, Carrol An ers ,

* 2. Doug Bey, Lynn Neal, Sam Danenberger, Roland Roegg »

Ronald Rossie, Glenn Goetsch, Mr. Bass.

Thanks for the Memories

J. Howard Rose Sporting Goods
423 North Main, Bloomington

Livingston's

One of Illinois’ Great Stores, Bloomington

Manufactured Ice Co.

312 South Lee, Bloomington

Ken-Way Photographers
524 North East Street

Les Cornick Appliances

117 East Beaufort Street, Normal

Radio Station WJBC

Serving the “HUB” of the Corn Belt

State Farm Insurance Companies
( Auto - Life - Fire )

Normal Sanitary Dairy
Taste the Difference

Burrough's Heating & Fuel Co.

136 East Beaufort Street, Normal

Try McLellan's First
McLellan Stores Co., 203 North Main

Sigmund Sorg Inc,

South Side of Square - Bloomington
The Co-op Bookstore

Shop at the Co-op for all your school

R. W Gipson Agency Inc., General
li hast Washington, Bloomington

Insurance

Paxton Typewriter Co,
B1 oomington

A, Washburn & Sons *
318 North Main Street

'Say it* with Flowers’*
, Bloomington

Farm Equipment Sales Co.

317 South Center Street, Bloomington

filler Music Company

417-19 North Main-Street. Bloomington

Coen’s Drug Store

210 North Street, Open every night ’till

Striegel’s Bakery
618 North Main

Twin City Hardware
707 West Chestnut,

and Delicatessen
1112 East Oakland

B1 oomington

Pine’s Smar twear
204 North Center Str

Sohn-Thompson-712 We

For all your flower :

et, B1 oomington

t Beaufort, Normal
eeds

Nierstheimer Drugs

1302 North Main, Bloomington

Camera Craft Studio
Normal

Hendrix Grain
Rural Route 2,

Elevator - Walter
B1

oomington

E.

Ma r tens

BrandtviUe Cafe, U. S. 66 at 150
Good Food - Open 24 hours every day

205)i North

Barber Shop
reet, Normal

The

Good

Pilgrim Restaurant
food at reasonable

prices

H.U'? S'”'’

Dot

Qua

*s Beauty

jified an

Shop, 121^ North Street
d Experienced Operators

Radios & Record Shop

Records

Ulbrich & Kraft

® Clothing and Furniahings

. T Jackson

^od‘Furniture

Normal

Bead & Co.
Suppli®®»

109 North Main Street
Stationery, Sporting Goods

Bloosington - Norcal City Lines. Inc.

nWHERF. ^CALroS'^THE'^PHONE PROTECTS ALL YOU OWN”

D call’s Sealtest Is Best - Murray Dairy
1112 North Main, Bloomington

Model-Paris Launde
111 West Beaufort,

rers & Cl
Norma 1

eaners

202

South schooi'’stre:i:%^r^°:r

Compliments of

Sears Roebuck and Company

It's Thrifty
204 Broadway

to shop at the Normal Hardware Co

The 1953 Clarion staff wishes to recognize the time and efforts of
the following persons that made the publication of the yearbook pos
sible.

Ken-Way Studios for senior class pictures.

Mrs. Helen Russell, of the I.S.N.U. duplication office, for
setting copy. ’

Camera Craft Studio for processing the pictures and supplying
photographic materials.

Mr, Robert Mullins, area representative, and the staff of
Semco Color Press, Inc,, Oklahoma City, Oklahoma, for
the publication of the yearbook.

Mr. D. F. Templeton for his guidance of the annual staff.

Trinity players clear way for teammate

Adams shoots one against Trinity

It*s in**who made it?

Ollie's dance doesn't stop Saint shot

Frosh-soph battle.

Coach Bass

"Hie band and the girls

Darlene Scharfenberg and Sue Danenberge-r
accept old clothes from Marge Schrock
and Jackie Reusser

Mr. Watterson waits for his cue from Bonnie
Gibson

1

A11 eyes on 'em ‘

Crazy Seniors

Rise and shine, Mr. Vance

^ Sarah Gipso;

1952 winner--Jeanne Phillips

President Harris

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